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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-07-29

if any, can be attached to this visit?"
the Governor said:
"There was no political significance
to the excursion. 1t was undertaken
in pursuance OF my intention, an
nounced several weeks ago, and favor
ably commented upon then, to visit
every part of the Territory in order to
become acquainted with the topogra-
ply of the country, and to become ia
miliar with the wants of the people, by
statements from their own lips, before
writing a message to the Legislature.
This seemed to be thoroughly under
stood, and my party was received with
the utmost kindness and good faith by
gentlemen of both political sides.
This, of course, would not have been
the case if the people had placed Gre
dence in the reports that myself and
friends had political and selfish end
in view. We made the tour of the
western shore and the Straits of Fuca
in small steamer chartered for the
purpose. This enabled us to travel by
day and to enjoy the magnificent seen.
cry. The trip up the eastern shore
was made by regular conveyances
first, because we desired to make ex-
cursions inland; and second, because
We wished to ascend the rivers to
points where dcep-draught propeller
could not 60. At every stopping place
We met kind friends, both Democrats
and Republicans, who were anxious to
make known the advantages and needs
of their localities. At Whatcom, La
conner and Mount Vernon transporta-
ton was furnished us to visit every
part OF Whatcom and Skagit counties.
and gentlemen accompanied the party
to guide it and introduce its members
to the people. We visited the great
valleys of the Nooksack and Skagit.
and rode over rich alluvial lands capa-
bic OF supporting hundreds of thou
sands Of population. The extent of
these lands and their high state of cul-
ovation IN places were revelations to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-07-29

Reidt, Wm., 3 acres In the Austin donation
claim described as follows: Commence
ing at the 9 W corner Of land Of August
Schneider and running thence west
4l6x feet; thence at right angles north
3i3x feet; thence east 4i6k feet; thence
south 3l3E feet to place OF beginning in
tp1s r2w, and blks and II, Ayers
add to Olympia ........... ....... 80.
Sallee, J. W. H., all that certain portion of
the e hf of the W or Of sec -, tp IL, r
II 2 W, described as follows: Commence
ing at the W corner of the hf of the
w or, running thence north along the
west boundary 40 rods; thence east 80
rods; thence to the corner Of said n
wqr Of sec p; thence 80 rods to place
of beginning, containing 20 acres $3.50.
Swift, J. L., W Or Of n Or and n W or Of
seqr sec "a, tip IS, r l w.............
Smith, Mrs. NJ, land in sec 80, tp 10, ri W
Simmons, W. c., sc or of n e or sec l, tip
10, rfW 49,. ..........
Simmons, NJ. c., land in sec 80. tip 49,, r3w
Study, X. L., one acre In sec II, tip ~, r W
Shoecraft, Annie NJ, n hf Of the Nelson
Barnes donation claim In secs and y,
tp l7,r2w and the W or of the W
or OF sec y, tp IL, r W and lot g. sec O,
tp Is, e; hf of n Or sec "a. tip IL, r
lw, and the W or of sec Is. tip Fri
W, and the n Inf of Or sec 80, tp IL,
2w, and the W or of Re or, sec 33, fp
IS, W, and the or Of W Or sec IS,
Up IL, ................. 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
KING OF THE WEST

This Iisho property, situated in the
F'Little ) uoky" District, is one of the
undouDted big mines of the future.
The stock is held almost entirely by Salt
Lakers. W. 5. Mccormick, J. Q. Pack
ard, George 4 Black and Others being
the prilGfDu owners Thus far all the
work has Deen conducted with a view
to deye oping the property. and now
the owners are able to show from $780,,
COO to 500 900 worth of ore in sight
The ore Is SUlphurate in CHI 4racter, and
of high graie The shaft is down
300 feet. with levels at 100 30 and 80
feet. Another set of levels will be
started IT 4tD feet, several weeks hence.
The different levels are connected by
up raises, LAID of in loo feet square
blocks. A continuous sheet of ore is
exposed throughout the workings a
concentrating mil will be placed on
the property next spring and then, the
owners feel. confdent-Lhe dividend
days will be at hand. The property is
situated about forty miles from HALEY.
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Office, Nos. % and 81 E. First South street
EAST OF DEsERET NATIONAL BANK.

Mccormick eleesnt residence. giving a
Oeauu ul view OF the city and valley
i-"Uu BUILDING 10, s x 10 rods, east
front, gas aud waL,r. only two blocks from
business. II0
$50. A nice bui ding lot. 314x9 rods, with
right OF alley way; east front, nice growing
hide trees; b OcS from car line. aud only
tour and a half blocks from business;
Eighth w 4rd II6
1850 good bull ling lot, 5x1e rods.
well set WI rui5 trees within half block
OF car Il e, west front, situated in the Sew
eDth Ward III
1000. Corner lot, lOxlO rods: will sell
9xlO reds for $1,000; c,y water brought in
pipes, Civ ng plenty of force for spinkIing
l7"D, ETC.; III ed II the ighteeLth Ward,
north OF ROwlaud Hall I0o
6On A nlcc building lot, 3x1O rods, east
front, plents Of fruit and sosie trees, within
one block of D Il K. G passenger depot
900 A very cnOice building lot, 90 feet
south front by les fe-t deep situated on
Third Street, Eighteenth Ward, giving q
beautiful view Of the business part Of the
city, p enty IF fresh air nd no du>t.
500 Building lot, 4xSA rods, south
rOnt, situated in he Eighth Ward. only one
block from car inc and four blocks from
BUS ness; will sci. on the instalment plan. SO
$50. Choice building lot. 4xIO rods, good
fence south from. aud fac ng Deseret Uni
versity Square. half block ON car line,
Nineteenth Ward IS
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FARMING LANDS:

2.75O. Five-acre lot situated on West
Temple Str ct. OJe mile south of Temple
Block. The early contemplation of sewer
Ing this part of the ci'y NJ kes It the cheap
est acreage aud on he market.
5000 Buys thirty acres O. land on
State Road, bout three mi es south of Salt
Lase III atre. Nice orchard; 3 first class
location for country store and dairy farm.
lis
2.OOG. Five acre lot on the Drive, on
west side OF Liberty Park. cnruering on two
streets. M Creek irrigating water ditch
runs through the lot: an artificial lake can
be maze at small eNr ense Just the place
for pleasure garden. More lind can be
had if wan ed. ia
1900 six acres II land, abouttwo and
half miles south of the lily; excellent land
for nursery or garden farm: situated on 8
well-graded street, plenty of water. A fine
iOCat on for suburban residence. lis
700 Brick hose OF our rooms and
rock cellar, plenty of water, f abres of
land. situated ON the East sench. about four
and hall miles from the city; this is big
bargain IOI
5000. Farm of go acres Of first class
land small adobe house, barn, corrals, etc,
young orchard; situated on county road,
eight miles north Of this city. 81
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Tx LEAD ZINE COMPANY,

Of Bingham, during the year has de-
veIoped large bodies of low-grade ore
from the 5O0-foot level to the 700-foot,
taking out about 90 tons per day, one
third Of which is coarse ore and heap
roasted, the balance of which goes to the
concentrating mill; the concentrates
produce about % tons of frst-class
ore and 40 of second-class and shines
cut OF every 100 tons heated. The COM
psnY employ 70 men at the mine. mill
and tram road. They have ined and
ready for treatment at the mill between
5000 and 1000 tons of the lesser grade
at ora
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RESIDE Noes

IS 00o-Modern c1ttage of five rooms,
ce lar. large barn, two bloc6s from Main
r It near Mctiotnick's residence: q good
| view; nee res dence for business man.
81. 8O0-Adobe rouse Of three TO ms, cellar:
! house nearly nished choice orchard; lot
| AXIS rods. three blOcks from this Office, with
| good view
$2,900-AdObe house ot four rooms, hall,
pantry, cellar, bow window, hyd-ant water,
choice young orchard. large barn; corner
/ lot 5xlG, and in the Twentieth Ward, near
car line.
$l,70- A5oAe hou>e of two rooccs. pant Y,
h1l &ud cellar; nice orchard; lot 5Xl0r DIS:
Ia ihc WENT, til Ward, near car line.
$l,05g-house OF two rooms. cellar, sum
mer kitchen and nice young chard, in
Twenty first Ward.
$1,000 Brick house of two rooms and
Ii chen. on car line, in Eleventh Ward
$45OO-New h use of fo.r rooms finely
finished, one and one half block from Main
street. lot 314x2O rods.
$l6OO-Nice house OF four rooms. lot 1Oxl0
rods, situated N the Twenty-irst Ward
$3.50 New bri ok house of four rooms and
cell4r; orchard small fruit, such as rssp
berries and etrawb rcies; good well; nice
view i'll enlh Ward
$3.50 adobe house nj two rooms, pantry.
CLOSET and summer kitchen, lot q 2Xl0 rods,
in fifth Ward.
$S5O-Description same as above. Next
to it.
S2,6OO-Frame house of three rooms and
celia, hydraEt in the house, close to Main
street in Twelf h Ward. Lot 5134 !eet.
s2,6OO-De,cr ptiJn of this is the same as
the one that pre-. eQes 1t Lots 5lM feet 10
rods.
$1.8OO-House of three rooms, pantry and
bath room, stable, hydrant water IN house,
corner lot 5xl0 rods.
$6,5OO-Fine two story h'ick house of six
rooms, cellar, pantry and three closets,
corner lottXlO rods
$3,10)-House of FIVE rooms. two ce' lars
buttery SUNNI r kitten u and els ern, choice
orchard lot 5x20 rod, situated in the
Eleventh Ward. Choice.
$2,0OO-House of FIVE rooms, hall and cellar,
lot 5x10 rods
$500 ouse 6 rooms good barn lot 355%x10
rods. Situated in Eighteenth Ward
$50O-ze~ brick house of two rooms
finished with inside cornice and centre
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piece. good celia and summer kitchen !
bargain for a working man

piece. good celia and summer kitchen A
bargain for a working man.
$l,600-New brick house of three rooms.
cel'Or, closets snd orchard, lot ~ rods
situate on the Nineteenth Ward bench
near Main Street
$l,275-Adobie house of two roous bath
room, closer, su inner kitchen. young
orchard, lot 80 Y 10 rods Situated Nine
teenth Ward ont-half block from street car
line.
$3,500-House of eleven rooms, renting
now for good interest City water in house
cornerlot73 X s rods On First West Street
$SOO-HonSe of Two rooms, summer
kitchen city water in house; lot 2xl0 rods,
sltnAted on Firs West Street, South
50 500-Brick house of five rooms, buttery
and closet, porch front and back OF house,
10. 3xlO rocs, situated on First West Street
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NOTICE Of ASSESSMENT.

NORWAY IRON MINING AND MANU-
" featuring Company of u b. Location
of principal pace of business, Sal l. ke
City, Utah Territ ~. Location of mines
and works, Bil Creek Mining District,
Morgan COun y Utah.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet ng
of the directors, held n the 9Th day De
ctmber. 1887, an asses m~nt of one %
cen pr sh re was levied u;,Gn the capt
tel stock of the corOo II Il, yaUle the
secretary. at his "ffiae IL Salt LAX. City,
U al Territory, on or before the 18th day of
January. 1888 Any sock upon which this
assessment may main unpdd on the l3
day of January 1888. will be Gecl4red de-
linqu"nt and advertised for sale vt public
auction, and unless paw ment is made beiC, a.
will be sold on Tuesday. the 3lst day
January. 1888. 1t o'clock ON 20 pay the
delinquent assessment, together with cost of
advertising and expenses of sale.
B A NJ. FK JI5ETH Secretary
ONCE NO % W Sixth SOuth Street, Salt
Lake City, Utah,
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FARMS

$50 per acre, 800 acres Two houses,
st,iD eS, corrals, theds full water right, two
ttowing wells: situated four miles over
Jordan.
t'v" houses; near Gilmer's residence
$50 10 acres, highly cultivated House
Of rooms, good cellar, barn and granery;
large orchard near Liberty Park.
>4,50J--l5 acres in city plot. Fifth Ward.
$l,2OO.-1O acres. ) miles south OF the city.
$1,000 20 acres, miles northeast of the
city.
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HOUSES TO RENT.

iS House of six rooms, Ninth Ward
one block from ca line.
.. House of two rooms, Twentieth Ward.
30 House of thirteen rooms, one and
half blocks from business; good location
fora private boarding house.
10. House of four rooms, II blocks east
OF Main Street
Z: Two rooms, Nineteenth Ward, close to
business.
50. House of eleven large rooms. city
water and gas, one block from business
20. House of six rooms and two large
closets, close to business, Seventeenth Ward.
20. Furnished house of five rooms, close
by.
IS House of five rooms. city water. six
blocks east OF Main Street, Second South
Street.
I2. House of four rooms, on car line,
Twenty-frst Ward
so. House of eight rooms, city water aud
gas; close to business
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

$7,000-Forty seven by three hundred and
thirty j47x330) 'eet TWO houses. one of seven
rooms aud the othet of four rooms, situa, ed
on first South street, next to Continental
Hotel.
(41HX9) feet, house of eight rooms, good
'ce lar, situated on West Temple Opposite
Continental Hotel.
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Daily says it Will be finished by the 1st
day of Decem Der 1888. It's cost will be
shout $40 Co., The stock is held at
about So so in the face of the assess
ment- levied and others probable The
prese assessment is delinquent Janu-
afy i2'h butit is estimated that very
iljtle stock will go by default
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THE sRoOKLY

The total output of the Brooklyn of
Bingham for tbs year 1887 amounts to
$4,000. The mauagere nt during the
absence of Mr.. o. Coole in Europe is in
the hands of Mr. Il. 7. Duke, under
whose directions large amount of
development work is going on.
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TIE TINrIC DISTRICT.

Tbs following is a statement of the
ore product of Tinic district tor the
year 1887. All ores receiver from the
Mammoth and American Eag'e are es-
sentialIy lead. The value of the Tintic
iron Company product is, o. course,
based upon the lead smelling industry.
The figures are accurate to December
lat and the amounts for December are
based upon q careful estimate:
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BUILDINH LOTS,

81 00O-7x25 rods in Nineteenth ward, 4
blocks from this Office.
$500 -5x5 rods on street car line, Twenty
first ward.
$3.50 -5x19 roos, corner lot in Twenty
first ward.
81 500 -1ox2O rods in Second ward.
81 5O0.-1Ox1O rods, south front, Sixth
ward.
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rRH mASsACHUSEC MINING
COMPANY

This company, among whose posses
sisns is the "Old Empire Group" owns
large tract of vall ble mining ground
in she Immediate vicinity of the On.
tario and Daily. They are conducting
prospect work at a present with a good
deal of encouragem 3nt.
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TIE HORN SILVER

There is nothing to be said of
special nature regarding this once
famous property. Work has been pros
souted during the year with the result
that for the twelve months 3 300 tons of
ore haV been produced, containing
1900 tons lead an 81 ,00J ounces silver.
Forty men are employed at the pre- ent
time.
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Wool Growers, Attention.

A MEETING OFTHE UTAH WOOL
n Associ ton is hereby called TO
meet at TIE county Courthouse. at
salt Lake City, U ah, on January 9Th,
1888. st IL am 20 take INTO consider
alton the propOsiliOu of the Pres dent
of thu. removal of h tariff on wool.
All persons interested in wo this
and adjoining states and Territories
are invited
order.
JOSEPH HARKER,
Pres Ass n.
BY J. H HUMAN,
Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
YEARS OUTPUT.

The total base metal and ore output
from this Terri DRY exclusive of Park
City, for the year 1887 kindly arranged
for las HERALD by Mr.. D. s. Spencer,
is as 70 lows:
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion receipts at the
ysriUu- banks in this city for the week
euGing Saturday,, December 24'h. 1887
were 80, ass 3d.. as compared with
Sl47 81. 81 for the week previous
They ~.-e reported as follows:
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THE ga Z fetal OUTPUT.

THE EA,E METAL OUTPUT
During the past week the ore output
has bo, little above the average.
while he base bullion output shows
stesdv increase The following figures
give tn t,tal weekly output:
IS cars llv T and lead oreE. SLIT
ears copper Ore........... 1920
Il cars 1,166. 1874 pounds
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CoALTER & .SEELGRoyE, the Salt Lake
Music Deal Is.
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Nine hundred and three ton of the
Tintic Mining ana Milling Comp ny's
product was milled a. HOmansvllle.
The Irish standard., 1887-09-03
SHAMROCKS FROM ERIN.
JOHN BULL.

John Bull is jubilatfng
In the soft Summer RlOw,
While Ireland still is waiting
Till the East wind cease to blow;
Aweary. weary waiting
Till the East wind cease to blow.
What does the East wind bring me
Across the narrow sea?
A slaver's whip to sting me,
A blessing from the free.
o cease, thou bitter East wind,
To bring sucn gifts to me.
The West wind is the best wind
OF all the winds that blow;
There's healing in the West wind
For Jreland's heavy woe.
o friends, O brothers yonder,
Beneath the Western sky,
A thousand leagues asunder,
Your heart to mine is nigh.
When Johns mere spectator
He loves the smaller side,
But when himselrs the greater,
He cannot see tor pride.
Then John, the man Of feeling,
Is ice that will not thaw
Then robbery's not stealing,
For Johnny calls 1t law.
OJohn, my far-of neiehbor'
That ought to be 80 near.
Is it not grievous labor
To keep that frown severe!
Still Jealous, still self-praising,
And still condemning me-
Whv should the world be gazing
And John the last to see?
Dublin Nation. AN ENGhlshMAN
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THE HARP THAT ONCE THROUGH
TARA'S HALL.

adapted from Moore.)
The Harp that once through Taras Hail.
The soul of music shed,
Now tunes it's voice at Freedoms CALL
Which O. er the wave hath sped.
The radiant sound of Liberty
Resounds across the main,
And hearts that once beat light and free'
Now feel that pulse again.
Once more to chiefs and ladies bright.
The Harp of Tara swells.
The chords that flash in Freedoms light
Its tale of triumph tells.
Thus Liberty no longer how'd.
The Joyous throbs she gives.
Meets wild response from Nations PROUD
To show how strong she lives.
M.F. O'DoNOaH0E. IL. b.
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way he had discharged his duties fol
some time past. Mr.. Luther, who had
been twenty-three years town clerk, al
once handed in his resignation.
An amusing episode occurred few
days ago at the residence of Land
Lacquer. near Cloughjordan. He was
to have an auction of hay on q certain
date, and owing to the supposed, but it
seemed mistaken popularity OF the
owner, the auctioneer was most pune
tual. anticipating very large attend
ance. But the people of the neighbor-
borhood religiously abstained from at
tending the sale, only one solitary bid
der being present; hence there was no
auction. The solitary bidder made an
offer for all the hay, but 1t would not be
accepted. However, on more mature
consideration the owner, accompanied
by the auctioneer, waited on the man,
and gave him the hay at his own price.
TYRONE.
On July 81, shocking accident oc-
Cured short distance outside Cooks
town, on the Moneymore road. whereby
a man named James Boyd. aged 80, in
the employment of Messrs. David An
derson & Son, general merchants,
Cookstown, lost his life. 1t appears
that the deceased was employed as a
bread cart driver, and started with his
cart from Mr.. Anderson's establish
ment from Moneymore, to serve bread
in the district in the usual way. The
man was seated on the top of the van,
and when leaving seemed to be all right
and steady. For short distance from
the place of the accident, Boyd was OBJ
served by some men and children, who
were in field close by, to be oscillating
from side to side in an unsteady way,
as if drowsy, the horse meantime walk
ing along quietly. A few moments la
ter the horse broke into quiet trot,
and the unfortunate man was observed
to fall head foremost on the side Of the
road. His head was cloven almost in
two, the wound extending from front to
back of the head. Death was almost
instantaneous.
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John B. Pewters, retail liquor dealer,
10 East 7th ST., (near cor. Wabasha), J,
st. Paul.
The Elliott House, 118 and 120 South
Third street, corner Chestnut, Still
water, Minn., is one of the best $1.50
per day hotels in the state. James
Elliott. it's manager, has always an eye
to the interests of his patrons.
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70 ~ za5zTHE NORTHWEST
TICKET OFFICES:

CHICAGO-205 Clark Street.
CHICAGO-Depot. Cor. Polk st. and Fifth A,
CHICAGO-Palmer House.
CHICAGO-Grand Pacific Hote..
CHICAGO-Tremont House.
MILWAUKEE-395 Broadway.
MILWAUKEE-New PASSENGER Station.
ST. PAUL-17S East Third Street.
ST. PAUL-Union Depot.
M1NNEAPOLlS-l9 Nfcollet House Block.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Depot,
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ARMAGH.

The following notice has been served
on the tenants on the Ball estate. whlch
is situated in the townlands OF Cross'
maqlen and Cullyhanna, County Ar
maqh. about ten miles from Newry
4.The tenants on the Ball estate are re-
,oues,ed to take notice that an abate
ment of twenty per cent. will be al
lowed on non-judiclal and fifteen per
cent. on judicial rents. The tenants IN
the townland of Crossmaglen will be
treated as non-judicial tenants. The
trustees have authorized me, in the
event of their rents being paid on or be-
fore the 5th day of August, to abandon
all claims for legal proceedlngs.-John
Johnston, Agent.
CLARE.
tt is rumored that strong measures
will be taken by the authorities to dis
possess the tenants at Bodyke who have
taken possession of the farms from
which they have been evicted in the re-
cent campaign. This action is said TO
have been taken consequent on the re-
cent proclamation of Clare county un'
der the Grimes act, and large bodies OF
nolice and soldiers will be employed IN
carrying out the law.
CORK.
The Bandon town commissioners
have unanimously elected Mr.. Cor
nelius Crowley chairman tor the en-
suing year.
DOWN.
On August 8, the mortal remains OF
tho late Lord Clermont were Inferred IN
the graveyard attached to Jonesborougn
Church. The funeral was very large
and representative.
DUBLIN.
On August 4, woman named came
rine Mulligan was seriously burned Dy
a fire at q Winetavern street. Dublin.
FERMANAGH.
On August S, the Lough and River
Erne Navigation Bill was before the
EXAMINER in the House Of Lords, as
Rill that had already passed the House
of Commons, and the object of which is
to extend the time for the completion Of
the works to the 1st Of March, 1890, and
for such an additional period, not ex'
ceeding three years, asthe commissioner
Of public works may direct. The ne
cessary proofs having been rendered
the standing orders were declared to
have been complied with, and the Dill
was reported for second reading.
GALWAY.
On August 1, number OF cattle
were seized near Loughrea by the sher'
iff g deputy from three of Lord Clanrl'
carde's tenants.
KERRY.
Thomas J. Horgan, youngest son Of
Mr.. James Horgan, Of Sheepwalk, Bal
lyduff, deceased, and brother OF MI
4 Maurice J.. Horgan, solicitor, Tralee